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|INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA |
|COURSE OUTLINE |
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|Kulliyyah |Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences |
|Department |Department of General Studies |
|Programme |Undergraduate |
|Course Title |The Islamic Worldview |
|Course Code |UNGS 2030 |
|Status |University Requirement |
|Level |Undergraduate |
|Credit Hours |3 |
|Contact Hours |3 |
|Pre-requisites |None


References: | |Rahman, F. (1994). Major themes of the Qur’an. Minneapolis: Bibliotheca Islamica. | | | | | |Al-Attas, S. M. N. (1992). Islam: The concept of religion and the foundation of ethics and morality. Kuala | | |Lumpur: Dewan Bahasa and Pustaka | |Al-Attas, S. S. (1996). Islam and the challenge of modernity: Historical and contemporary context. Kuala | | |Lumpur: ISTAC | |Al-Faruqi. I. R. (1998). Tawhid: Its implications for thought and life. Virginia: IIIT. | | |Al-Roubaie, A | |Cumming, R. D. (1969). Human nature and history: A study of the development of liberal political thought (Vol.| | |1) | |Gulen, F. (1998). Prophet Muhammad: The infinite light. Konak Izmir, Turkey: Kaynak (Izmir) A. S. | | |Khan, M | |Lipson, L. (1993). The ethical crises of civilization: Moral meltdown or advance. USA: Saga Publications. | | |Maududi, A | |Maududi, A. A. (1994). Islamic way of life. Kuwait: International Islamic Book Center. | | |Murata, S | |Mutahhari, M. (1985). Fundamentals of Islamic thought: God, man and the universe. Berkeley Calif: Mizan Press.| | | | | |Naser. (1993). Reflections on man and the future of civilization. Islamic Studies, 32 (3), 253-259. | | |Naugle, D | |Osman, F. (1997). Concepts of the Qur’an: A topical reading. Kuala Lumpur: Angkatan Belia Islam Malaysia. | | |Qutb, S | |Qutb, S. (1996). This religion of Islam. Delhi, India: Hindustan Publications. | | |Waters, M |Proposed Start Date |Semester I, 2006/2007 | |(Semester) | | |Batch of Students to be |Semester I, 2006/2007 onwards | |Affected | |
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